Bodoland Territorial Council

The BTC was constituted in 2003 and the first elections were held in 2005. ==Powers and competencies==

Executive and legislative powers The executive and legislative powers of the Bodoland Territorial Council are derived from the provisions of the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution of India and the 2003 and 2020 Bodoland Peace Agreements. The powers and competencies of the council are as follows: • Cottage Industry • Animal Husbandry and Veterinary • Forestry & Wild life • Climate Change • Agriculture • Public Works • Silk Industry • Soil Conservation • Co-operatives • Fisheries • Handlooms and Textiles • Health and Family Welfare • Public Health Engineering • Irrigation • Social Welfare & Nutrition • Flood control schemes • Sports and Youth Welfare • Weights and Measures • Library Services • Museums and Archaeology • Urban Development and Town and Country Planning • Tribal Research Institute • Education • Land and Land Revenue • Public Relations • Printing and Stationery • Tourism • Transport • Urban Development • Dairy Development • Municipal Corporations • Village administration • Tribal Welfare • Welfare of SCs, OBCs, Scheduled Tribes and Minority • Markets and Fairs • Lotteries, Theatres, Dramatic Performance and Cinemas • Registration of Births and Deaths • Food Processing • Intoxicating liquors and opium and derivatives • Renewable Energy • Cultural Affairs • Industry • Legal Metrology • Skill Development and Entrepreneurship • Excise • Horticulture • Science and Technology • Farmers Welfare • AYUSH • Social Justice & Empowerment • Welfare of Tea Tribes • Economic and Statistics • Traditional Skill Development • Food and Civil Supplies • Consumer Affairs • Welfare of Bodoland • Labour and Employment including Industrial Training Institutes Revenue and taxation The Bodoland Territorial Council to levy taxes, fees and tolls on; buildings and land, animals, vehicles, boats, entry of goods into the area, roads, ferries, bridges, sanitation, employment and income and general taxes for the maintenance of schools and roads. ==Composition==

BPF won a majority in the elections in the December 2025 council election Party summary ==Current members==

The latest elections were held on 22 September 2025, where the BPF won a majority of 28. The UPPL and BJP won 7 and 5 seats each. Below are the newly elected members of the BTC. The BJP announced its support to the BPF. == Executive Committee ==